Since the remarkable success of Aquaman in 2018, every comic book fan is waiting for Aquaman 2, which is confirmed to release in 2022. Aquaman was the sixth movie in the DCEU ( DC extended universe) and was directed by James Wan. The film was a bit different from the other ones as it gave the character a fresh look on the big screen. Aquaman made a whopping collection of 1.148 billion dollars on the box office. It was the first DCEU movie to hit the 1 billion slab.
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Online Petitions soar against Amber Heard
Talking about its upcoming sequel, Aquaman actress Amber Heard has been in the news for a while now. Now, many people across the globe are signing an online petition saying that Amber Heard should be removed from the sequel. Many are not in favor of this petition. They have also created an online petition for the same reasons.
People Dont Want to See Amber Heard in Aquaman 2
We don’t know exactly what is going to happen until now, but let’s see what is causing this situation. Amber Heard has been accused of being a domestic abuser by her ex-husband Johnny Depp. He reported many incidents where he became the victim of the domestic abuse at the hands of his (then) wife. In addition to this, Amber Heard was also arrested in 2009 for abusing Tasya Van Ree, who was also a former domestic partner.
Amber Heard also reported phone calls from Johnny Depp fans giving death threats to her. All these incidents might have put Amber Heard in a bad light and hence the petitions against her. No matter, what happens with Johnny Depp, Warner Bros. will proceed as they want Aquaman to be a blockbuster. Also, the fans loved the whole cast. The studio has set the release date of Aquaman 2 as 16th December 2022.
(Update) WB is seriously considering axing Amber Heard from Aquaman 2
Multiple updates are pointing towards the axing of Amber Heard from Aquaman 2. We Got This Covered has also published a post regarding the same. It seems that WB had to finally give into the petition signed by thousands of fans. Along with that the serious allegations against Amber Heard would have been the final nail in the coffin. All Johnny Depp fans are now going to have a gala time we suspect.
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Good news
A bunch of people will boycott this movie if you dont remove that violent witch from Aquaman. Disgusting that you have removed her yet.
It’s extremely good news, she’s finally getting what the bitch deserves, after firstly falsely accusing my gorgeous husband Johnny depp of domestic violence and going on to abuse all along. Good riddance to bad trash.
Well, her acting was terrible, of course she has never been a good actress.
I think the world of Johnny Depp, and what he has been accused of is out of order, but one thing Johnny Depp won’t appreciate is his fans phoning Amber Heard and threatening her,that is also out of order. And however many people sign that petition to remove her from Aqua Man 2 it’s not going to work, it’s down to the company what they do. But to all Johnny Depp fans he will win his case, as I know he is no wife beater, he is a caring, loving guy who will come out the other side the victor, but stop the phone calls to his ex wife let the court deal with her, because what goes around comes around.
Amber is an abuser, a horrible actress, and a narcissist. I just don’t understand why anyone would hire her.
L’oreal supports domestic abuse. Their products can be used to cover the damage done by abusers, just ask Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s other victims. They can also be used to create fake bruises when perpetuating a hoax domestic abuse scenario, just ask Amber Heard. Section 14 of the following court document states, ” Several women who have been in a relationship with Ms. Heard have come forward to share their personal experiences of brutal violence and other abuse at the hands of Ms. Heard. My advisors have and continue to interview these victims, who remain deeply fearful of Ms. Heard, and to collect evidence from these victims. ” https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Depp-Declaration.pdf